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What two countries did Henry Hudson sail to?
Greenland and England
What country did Henry Hudson set sail from to America?
Henry Hudson sailed from England for two voyages. He sailed from Amsterdam for a voyage for the Dutch East India Company.
What are two landforms named after Henry Hudson?
The Hudson Bay and the Hudson Strait
What two bodies of water were first explored by Henry Hudson and were named after him?
The answer is Hudson Bay and Hudson River.
How many ships did Henry Hudson take?
It can carry 20 people
Did Henry Hudson have mom and dad?
Henry Hudson does have parents and siblings in fact he has two parents, 17 brothers and 5 sisters.
What places did Henry Hudson name?
Yes; two important places named after him are Hudson Bay, in Canada, and the Hudson River, where a plane crash-landed recently.
Where did Henry Hudson depart from?
Henry Hudson wanted to go to Asia for trading purposes but, ended up going to America and Canada. He founded two water lands (Hudson River and Hudson Bay). He even died in one of the water lands that he had founded!
Did Henry Hudson had brothers?
Yes, Henry Hudson had brothers. Historical records indicate that he had at least two brothers, named John and Richard Hudson. However, detailed information about their lives and contributions is limited, as much of the focus has been on Henry's explorations and maritime achievements.
Are there three places named after Henry Hudson?
Yes; two important places named after him are Hudson Bay, in Canada, and the Hudson River. I am not positive but I think there is also the Hudson Strait. (:Read more: Are_there_any_places_named_after_Henry_Hudson
About Henry Hudson?
Henry Hudson's crew can be described as restless. They suffered with Hudson from cold, disease and hunger. The crew mutinied, setting Hudson adrift with his son in a small boat in 1611.
The explorer that sailed for two European countries there's a bay named after him?
Henry Hudson was an English explorer who sailed for both England and Holland. The Hudson Bay is named after him.
